Part Number: TUSB1064
Tool/software:
Hi Team,
Would you please help review schematic and layout?
I will pass file via privacy message. thanks!
Jeff
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Part Number: TUSB1064
Tool/software:
Hi Team,
Would you please help review schematic and layout?
I will pass file via privacy message. thanks!
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Please send the files over to me.
Hi Jeff,
Here is the schematic review:
TUSB1064_Schematic_Review_DUD3950D1(3_19_2025).pdf
For the the USB-C upstream connector will the customer be using 4 lane DP, or 2 lane DP + USB, or both? This is an odd connection, can you explain this one?
We must make sure the proper USB-C pinout are used.
4-lane DP:

2 Lane DP + USB:

The ESD used may have too high of a clamping voltage, look for something closer to 6V clamping.
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your patience.
Here is the review:
1) improper differential routing seen in the highlighted areas. Additionally, the vias with high speed signals do not have ground reference vias. Both of these issues will result in improper coupling of the signals and incorrect impedence matching and signal integrity.

2) output traces look ok, for top layer

3) Odd differential routing here:

4) What connects here?

Can the customer update and send for re-evaluation?
Hi Vishesh,
4) is test point, it not GND via, seem it no need GND reference vias, right?
1) You mean red mark routing should be differential as yellow mark one, right?

3) and item 3 you mean these 2 yellow mark need follow above item 1 yellow mark routing, right?

Thanks!
jeff
Hi Jeff,
4) is test point, it not GND via, seem it no need GND reference vias, right?
Ah yes, that should be fine
1) You mean red mark routing should be differential as yellow mark one, right?
This is what the diff pairs should look like

I would chnage them to be symmetrical like this:
